[jboss-user] [JBossCache] - Re: Manual eviction not working

[mircea.markus]

I've run the following test on 1.4.1SP3, works fine:
   public void testIssues() throws Exception
  |    {
  |       TreeCache cache = new TreeCache();
  |       PropertyConfigurator conf = new PropertyConfigurator();
  |       conf.configure(cache, "..\\passivation-issues.xml");
  |       cache.startService();
  |       cache.put("/za_node", "key","value");
  |       cache.put("/za_node2", "key","value");
  |       cache.put("/za_node3", "key","value");
  |       cache.put("/za_node4", "key","value");
  |       cache.evict(Fqn.ROOT);
  |       assertEquals(0, cache.getNumberOfNodes());
  |       cache.stop();
  | 
  |       TreeCache cache2 = new TreeCache();
  |       PropertyConfigurator conf2 = new PropertyConfigurator();
  |       conf2.configure(cache2, "..\\passivation-issues.xml");
  |       cache2.startService();
  |       cache2.get("/za_node", "key");
  |       cache2.get("/za_node2", "key");
  |       cache2.get("/za_node3", "key");
  |       cache2.get("/za_node4", "key");
  |       assertEquals(4, cache2.getNumberOfNodes());
  |       cache2.stopService();
  |    }
I've used same config as one you posted. 

Some comments on your code, though:
anonymous wrote : Fqn fqn = Fqn.fromString("/root/");
1. This will fetch you a node named 'root' (i.e. a child of root node), and not the root node which is '/'. Was this your intention?
2. You can evict all existing nodes this way:  cache.evict(Fqn.ROOT);

If code was your issues hope this helps. Otherwise, Can you please create a UT (or change the one I've attached) to reproduce the issue, then a JIRA and attach code+config to it.

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